1940 Ford Coupe police car

I named it MISDEMEANOR. I built it as a lowrider. I painted it a two tone Gloss Black and Gloss White with STS police car decals on the doors. The vintage emergency light is one of my designs that I 3D printed in two parts. The base is printed in grey resin and painted with SMS Hyperchrome Cold Tone airbrush paint and the cover is 3D printed in clear resin that I dyed with some red transparent resin dye. The engine is a MCS Designs Flathead Ford engine with a 4x2 intake manifold and connected to the radiator with some hollow rubber bead tubing with a piece of bead wire inside to hold it's shape. The engine is all hand painted with a paint brush and some acrylic craft paint. The wheels are Hoppin Hydro lowrider wheels. The rear suspension is modified to sit low and the front axle is a 3D printed 7 inch drop axle that was originally designed for a 1950 Chevy 3100 Pickup but I modified it to fit a 1940 Ford Coupe kit. The interior is hand painted with a Glossy Gray colored acrylic craft paint to make it look like vinyl. The dashboard is painted the same Gloss Black as the body. The chain link steering wheel is 3D printed and painted with SMS Hyperchrome Cold Tone airbrush paint. The handcuffs are one of my custom designs that I 3D printed and painted the same SMS Hyperchrome Cold Tone paint but I had to hand paint it with a small paint brush. The handcuffs chain is just a tiny piece of silver bead wire. I left the back seat out so it could be used as a place for a K9 police dog to sit. It's been a while since I built a lowrider but this is my first police car I've ever built. A friend of mine has the idea for this build and I just added some of my own personal touches to it as I built it.